[Answer] Who said, "I have become all things to all people, that by all means, I might save some"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who said, "I have become all things to all people, that by all means, I might save some"?"

...Paul's statement in this verse reflects his willingness to relinquish his "self" to win as many people as possible to Jesus. He was willing to give up his rights as an individual, the rights and privileges provided by his class and family name, and the knowledge he gained through hard work. He was even willing to lay down his daily comforts and necessities, all in an effort to remove divisions and seek commonalities with those with whom he shared the Gospel. He was so devoted to what he believed that self-preservation and self-fulfillment took a back seat to the supremacy of God. He willingly gave up those things so they could not be used as tools to pull him away from his service to God. Instead, he became a tool in the hands of God for the salvation of many.

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